Throughout the handbook, duplicate labels are assigned to figures, tables, and equations. As an example, the following defines two different labels for the same object (syst_equation4_26 and Equation_7_26):
This practice is confusing and creates problems in the LaTeX typesetting (#38). As a fix, the label should only be defined inside the equation, i.e. remove the (syst_equation4_26)= and check that all references to syst_equation4_26 are replaced with Equation_7_26.
To find ocurrences of this, you can search for the following regex: =\r\n```
Throughout the handbook, duplicate labels are assigned to figures, tables, and equations. As an example, the following defines two different labels for the same object (
syst_equation4_26
andEquation_7_26
):This practice is confusing and creates problems in the LaTeX typesetting (#38). As a fix, the label should only be defined inside the equation, i.e. remove the
(syst_equation4_26)=
and check that all references tosyst_equation4_26
are replaced withEquation_7_26
.To find ocurrences of this, you can search for the following regex:
=\r\n```